The Irish standard., 1887-05-21
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

The telephone call of The IR1sF
STANDARD is 1854.
If you want first-class coal and wood
call on John Norton, room IL, Temple
Court. Telephone 314-2.
G. L. Barry, contractor and builder
Stone and brick a speciality. 725 Uni
yersity avenue northeast.
Mr.. M. Dwyer, late Of $40 Fifteenth
avenue north, has just entered into bus
mess with choice stock OF groceries at
1880 Western avenue.
The laying Of the cornerstone of the
new Catholic Church at Winsted.
Minnesota, will take place Wednesday,
May Is with imposing ceremonies.
Get your next fire insurance policy
from L. W. llcGrath, room II, Temple
Court, ground floor, Washington ave-
nue. entrance. Best rates in the city.
First class companies.
Davitt Branch Irish National League
will meet at Window Hall next Friday
evening and business Of an important
nature will come before the body. Let
every one Interested in the welfare of
Ireland in these trying times attend the
League meeting.
Michael Mccarthy died at his home,
G25 Ramsey street, last Sunday morn
ing, of consumption, after protracted
illness. The funeral took place from the
Church of St. Anthony of Iadua Mon
day morning. The deceased was about
twenty-eight years of age at the time of
his death and was highly respected by
those with whom he came in contact.
The long contested suit Of Bridget
Sherin VS.. Geo, a. Brackett, in which
both parties claim ownership of GER
tain strip Of land On Second av. S.,
was again again tried in the district
court, Thursday, the jury standing II
for the plaintiff to for defendant, from
which it would appear that Mrs. Sherin
was the rightful owner of the land in
question. Seagrave Smith is attorney
for the plaintiff and Eugene M. Wilson
for the defendant.
The marriage Of Miss Maggie Boyle
to Michael Dissette, both Of this city,
was solemnized at the Church of the
immaculate Conception Tuesday morn
ing at eight Clock, ReY. Father Corbett
officiating. Solemn Nuptial Mass was
celebrated by Father Tracy. The
happy couple departed on a wed
ding trip to Toronto and Ottawa,
the former homes Of both parties. MIR.
and Mrs. Dissette will re at home after
May 25, at 3l+t Clinton avenue.
The police com mission met Wednes-
day afternoon and resumed their regu-
lar work. The following new appij-
cants have been appointed to positions
on the force: VIM. Dunn, appointed
sergeant; F. J. Quealey, John Court
ney, John Harmon, JAS. F. Sullivan,
Ctustave A, SetZ, Ed McNulty, Jacob
Yoste, John M;Kenna, John Byrnes,
B. w. Bacon, Patrick Fox. John F.
Colin and Ambrose Rankin. The board
adjourned until Thursday afternoon at
$50 o'clock.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the Observance Of Decoration
day in East Minneapolis. Iii the fore
noon Rev. James O'ReillY will deliver
an address; MIS-. Charlotte O. Van
Eleye will address the pupils of the
public and private schools, and Prof.
Downey will deliver the Grafton. Ser~
vices will be held in Chute's grove,
Fourteenth avenue and Tyler streets,
after which Chase Post will visit the
Catholic and Maple Hill cemeteries,
while the scholars will decorate the
graves.
The following delegates wese elected
by the DR.. Cahill r. A. society Of Rich
field on Sunday last to attend the con-
vention at st. Paul, June Is and 16:
John kierce, M. Gleason ord Ambrose
Gait Among those present from Min
were County President Dunn
and County Secretary MCGOWAN. Rey.
Father Corhett, who had celebrated
mass in the forenoon at the church in
that township, was also present and
delivered a. brief but affective temper
ance address. Speeches were also made :
by the County President and Secre-
tary from this city, and others from the
vicinity. 1t WAS a represen J
tive meeting i'll every respect and fully !.
IS members may be expected to turn
out from Richheld to take part in the
coming parade. Before leaving,
through invitation of Mr.. and Mrs. {
Darcy, a bountiful Iepast was spread !;
before the visitors at the home of the |
host and hostess mentioned, and was j
enjoyed immensely. Z
An Anniversary Celebration.